This short piece was composed for a Pipe Band. Organum is known to be one of the oldest forms of music whereby an organ was used to create several polyphonic textures using a cantus firmus melody and a counterpoint. I have explored this concept in this piece. I took that idea of melodies playing against each other and applied it in 3 sections; the first and last are rifs. The middle section uses the same concept but with a pipe band style reel. The main melody is in B minor, which then has a contrapuntal part below it with the 3rd line working above the melody line and finally the fourth one weaves in and out of the first line. Then they play in unison and each part gradually establishes their own lines of the tune to counter that main melody. Eventually the upper 2 lines counter each other and then the bottom 2 counter each other and if you group them into 2 single entities they then counter each other as well. During the piece you should be able to hear a single repeated note but that's not in a part by itself, it comes through the polyphonic syncopated rhythms working together/against each other to create syncopation. Their 2 different entities put into 1 then creates two opposing idioms against each other (pipe corps vs drum corps but in 2 sections each) as well creating more polyphony and just to top it all off, the whole piece will be played against the drone of the bagpipes as well.